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lewbud
lewbud HalfDork
1/22/12 3:43 p.m.
thatsnowinnebago wrote:
lewbud wrote: Realizing that I'm joining the party a little late, but if you're buying the gun for the missus, TAKE HER WITH YOU when you buy it. That way you/she will get a gun that feels good in her hands and she's comfortable with. Also, buy several different loads for her to try out and see which one is easiest for her to shoot. Buy as much as you can afford and take her to the range. If she's scared of the gun, she won't use it. Now, just because I can do it, I would really love to get my hands on a cougar.
You mean the gun, right?

Why not both? Unfortunately for me, most cougars seem to be my age. In the gun's defense, I'm pretty sure it would be easier and cheaper to maintain.

friedgreencorrado
friedgreencorrado SuperDork
1/22/12 6:49 p.m.
WilberM3 wrote: In reply to M2Pilot: i'd bet the vast majority of those who hold that opinion dont know just how many/how convoluted gun laws currently are on the books and more likely have it as an emotional reactionary sentiment to 'gun violence' news.

I'm one of those librul fellas. And I wholeheartedly agree with both of you.

curtis73
curtis73 SuperDork
1/23/12 3:24 a.m.
Per Schroeder wrote:
curtis73 wrote: Years ago I had purchased a handgun in PA and it has travelled with me for many years. I now traded it for a bunch of booty.
Clearly, Curtis73 is a pimp. I have nothing further to add.

Yeah... truth is, I need a cheap gun to pistol whip my bitches. The cougar was too nice. I was afraid one of their snaggle-teeth would scratch the finish.

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